Computer-based IELTS simulation
Work through Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking in a focused interface with familiar timing and module navigation.
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IELTS preparation for all four skills, in one test flow.
Practice Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking in a computer-based IELTS interface. Keep each source part intact, receive honest band estimates, and review mistakes after the module.
Listening without scrubbing
Pause when the mode allows it, but do not seek backward or forward, preserving the attention demands of the real test.
Writing band feedback
Review Task Achievement or Task Response, Coherence and Cohesion, Lexical Resource, and Grammar with evidence from your response.
Speaking analysis
Record responses with microphone permission and receive post-test analysis without exposing a distracting live transcript during the exam.
HOW IT WORKS
Practice that turns into a plan.
Preserve complete IELTS parts
Sources are mixed between tests at the part level while the questions inside each selected part remain in their original order.
Choose Exam or Preparation mode
Exam mode keeps feedback until the end. Preparation mode opens review after each completed part so you can learn while the context is fresh.
Track bands by skill
Your history separates Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking, so you can compare each result with your own earlier attempts.
Questions students ask before starting.
Does ExamHacks cover all four IELTS skills?
Yes. IELTS preparation includes Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking with separate skill results in the exam history.
Is the IELTS interface computer-based?
Yes. The test flow is designed around computer-delivered IELTS patterns rather than scanned paper pages.
How is IELTS Writing reviewed?
Writing feedback is organized around the IELTS assessment criteria and is presented as an analysis after the task or module, depending on the selected mode.
Can I record IELTS Speaking answers?
Yes. Speaking practice requests microphone access, records the response, and processes it for later analysis and a band estimate.
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